Malaga Fair in August: Survival and transport guide for groups

Enjoy the Southern Europe Fair without the traffic chaos

The Málaga Fair is one of the biggest events in Spain. For a week, the city is transformed with two main stages: the City Centre Fair (Larios Street and the surrounding area) during the day, and the Real de la Feria (Cortijo de Torres) during the night.

If you’re coming with a group of friends, a supporters’ club or an association, trying to get there by private car is an impossible task. The car parks fill up first thing in the morning, the streets are closed off and there are constant traffic checks.

Smart logistics: Minibus hire with driver

For groups staying in nearby towns such as Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola or Marbella, the best option is to book a private return transfer service.

Benefits of our service for the Fair:

• Direct access: Buses and public transport services have dedicated lanes and stopping points that are much closer to the exhibition centre than those for private cars.
• Clear meeting point: The fair is huge and it’s easy to get lost. Agreeing to meet at the bus at a specific time ensures that no one gets left behind.
• Night-time safety: Coming home late at night, tired and having drunk Cartojal, is dangerous. Our professional drivers ensure you get back safely to your hotel or home.

Tips for making your booking

Demand during Feria week (mid-August) is extremely high. We recommend booking your transport with at least 3 or 4 weeks in advance. Don’t leave it until the last day, as vehicles with 15, 20 or 50 seats sell out quickly.